Old Ordnance Survey Maps of Leeds

  • These detailed maps normally cover an area of about one and a half miles by one mile. Each map includes an introduction.
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  • Here are the details of maps for Beeston:

  • Yorkshire Sheet 218.09 Beeston & Beeston Hill 1905 - published 2002; intro by G C Dickinson. ISBN.978-1-84151-397-3

    This detailed map covers the Beeston area of south Leeds. The right hand third of the map is very built up with the terraces and back-to-back houses of Beeston Hill, extending south to Cross Flatts Park. Coverage then extend west along Elland Road - with the original football ground - and Beeston Road, the latter leading to the village of Beeston itself. Here features include Beeston Hall, St Mary's church, St Anthony's Padua chapel, station (on the GNR West Yorkshire Railway), Windmill Hill, Crow Nest Farm. Other features on the map include Beeston Near Royds, Beeston Royds Mill, Crow Nest Tannery, Manor Pit, Islington, Beggars Hill, Brick & Tile Works, Cross Flats, tramways, Holbeck Cemetery, Baron Close Brick Works. On the reverse we include street directory entries for Beeston Road, Cambrian Road, Malvern Road, Tempest Road. Gordon Dickinson's introduction gives an invaluable insight into the development of the area.


    The map links up with Sheets 218.05 Holbeck to the north, 218.10 Hunslet to the east.


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